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North YorkshireBishop Wilton

Distance: 22 km·Drive time: 30 min

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Driving from North Yorkshire to Bishop Wilton takes about via Henlow Lane. The distance is 22 km. The straight-line distance is 15 km. Driving directions

Driving directions

21 · 22 km
  1. 1 Depart left 516 m
  2. 2 Turn right 4 km
  3. 3 Turn left 457 m
  4. 4 Turn right 4 km
  5. 5 At end of road, turn right onto Henlow Lane 3 km
  6. 6 At end of road, turn right 181 m
  7. 7 Continue straight onto Mook Street 2 km
  8. 8 Continue straight onto Lowfield Lane 678 m
  9. 9 Turn left onto Acres Lane 2 km
  10. 10 Turn right 61 m
  11. 11 Turn slightly right 2 km
  12. 12 Turn left 962 m
  13. 13 Continue straight 171 m
  1. 14 Continue straight onto Stephenwath Lane 519 m
  2. 15 Turn left 185 m
  3. 16 Turn right onto Barf Lane 2 km
  4. 17 Turn left onto Garrowby Street 712 m
  5. 18 Continue straight onto Garrowby Hill 663 m
  6. 19 Turn right onto Garrowby Road 2 km
  7. 20 Turn left onto Main Street 78 m
  8. 21 Arrive onto Main Street

The return trip from Bishop Wilton to North Yorkshire covers roughly the same distance, 22 km.

Questions and answers

Bishop Wilton lies roughly to the south-east of North Yorkshire.

How far is it from North Yorkshire to Bishop Wilton?

The distance between North Yorkshire and Bishop Wilton is 22 km by road.

How long does it take to drive from North Yorkshire to Bishop Wilton?

The drive from North Yorkshire to Bishop Wilton takes approximately 30 min by car.

What is the best route from North Yorkshire to Bishop Wilton?

The fastest route from North Yorkshire to Bishop Wilton covers 22 km with a driving time of approximately 30 min.

What is the shortest route from North Yorkshire to Bishop Wilton?

The shortest driving route from North Yorkshire to Bishop Wilton is about 22 km by road.

Sources

Distance and drive time are computed from OpenStreetMap road data with the OSRM routing engine. Updated .